Lewis and the Labor Crisis: A National Reckoning
The article portrays John de Lewis amid a heated labor dispute influenced by the Wagner Act, government action, and union strategy. It argues his confrontations with the administration, the miners contract, and looming strikes threaten national economy and governance. The piece frames organized labor as dangerous for both government and industry, urging safeguards for future wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies Congress
John de Lewis
Lewis
Adepal
Cartier
Tigney
Krag
Keng
Lewis’ Gage
Savernoveal
United Minne Workers
Calle Wall
Jon
Internal CLO rift and anti-Communist purge debate
The piece argues that wage demands mask a bigger struggle within the C10 amid fears of Communist influence. It cites the November 5 election repudiation of the PAC and warns delegates to root out Communist links to preserve the organization’s standing with U S members and the broader public.
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Johnny Lewis
Slnce
Unite Mine Workers
Lewis
Dana
CLO
Lawly
Armatian
Athulic
Dhe
U's
Political Action Committee
Conmeist
Mumnbers
Nikant Water
Welles
Pmp Murray
Wil
Himwell
Altica
Hut i
Anneway
Labour Government Faces Internal Crisis After Confidence Vote
UK House of Commons narrowly backed the Labour government after 330 votes, with up to 150 abstentions and 64 signers calling for restraint. The piece warns of Communist influence and Labor’s need for discipline and possible leadership changes amid pressure from Washington and Asia.
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Gammeis
Mose
House of Commons Vail
Sally
Labor UN
Lavarite
Vale
Washington
Wallace
Wellaty
Hyasia
United States
Labor Party
Ue Jed-wing
Torvillier
Bath
After Independence What The Oilbreak Of Violence In Indonesias Revolt
After independence the Indonesian republic faces a mixed transition as Netherlands officials and leaders at Batavia formalize a federation with the Dutch backed states. A joint commission will settle defense currency and foreign issues while workers may endure colonial oversight under Dutch-led administration.
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United States
Iadoenesiay
Netherlands 2 Indies
Philippines
India
Batavia
Netherlands
Socharia
Siti Sjahmo
Joint Commission
United Nations
Yinlenvet
Nort
America
Indies
The passing of James J Walker and his perilous rise
James J Walker rose to mayoral fame in New York before resigning amid graft probes and exile. The piece assesses his promise, charm, and personal flaws, noting his lasting ability to make friends and the public’s ambivalent memory of his colorful career.
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James J. Walker
Walker
Nis Vite
New York
Europe
Harling
Himell
Simmy
Gaiely
Jimmy” Walker
Jimmy
Leons
Obi
Finn
Vote of Confidence in British Labour Government
A vote of confidence in Britain's Labour government backed Prime Minister Atlee and Foreign Secretary Begin. In a largely united Commons 353 MPs supported the policy, with 88 Labour rebels abstaining and Conservative opposition aligning with the government on the issue. The result left the government with a muted triumph rather than a decisive win.
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Atlee
Begin
Commons
Libor
Xeen
Gol
Labor
The Student Prince Learns From Odd College Claims
A fragmented report notes concerns from a geology professor about funding and coaching, while a student group questions curriculum and grading. It mentions aging graduates and irrelevant political debates, with odd forecasts about prices and shortages.
Anonymity Policy for Letters to The Record Newspapers
The Pulse of the People notes readers can sign letters to preserve anonymity in The Record Newspapers while proving good faith. Unnamed letters may not be published. The Record Newspapers reserve the right to edit and shorten all letters as needed.
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US & Pay
JE Weitess
Record Newspapers
Record
Rensselaer
Orsaiaa
Renasalve
Shaluria Sues
Fenrsogts
Altier
Devia
Washington
Cirelus
al Every Crosgroud
Ameren
John the Lewis
Aimerican
John Li
Sugar Candy and Pay Rations Spark Reader Letter
A reader argues for less candy and more basic goods citing household needs and weekly earnings. The letter references 1945 per capita wages by state and notes New York as high, Mississippi low, with implied calls for published average U.S. earnings. This reflects postwar economic concerns and public record requests.
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Adi
Department of Commerce
Walan
New Yar
Alam
Mississipi
Just a Reminder at Hoosick Falls Thanksgiving
A fragmented message recalls gatherings and blessings, urging readers to remember those less fortunate whose savings are low. It invites reflection while enjoying dinner and singing at Thanksgiving, ending with a reminder from Hoosick Falls.
Language quarrel over terms of air power devices
A reader argues about terminology for engines and aircraft components in Air Corps usage. Definitions vary between plane motor engine and related terms, with confusion over words like aeroplane and airplane and the distinction from engines and transmitors, plus a call for a reference pamphlet.
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Hasbams
Army
Alr Corps
Air Corps
Meanpines
Apni
Wurreat
Intel
Us 8
Colby
North End Children Deserve Local Skating Space
A reader pleads for a safe skating area in the North End after school hours. They urge authorities to provide a local venue for kids to skate near home, citing nearby towns with accessible spaces and equal treatment for Troy and Lansingburg youth.
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North End
Kaigkerbacker
Troy
Young Democrats in Troy Headquarters and Call to Action
Editor note from The Reco urges support for the Young Democrats of Jane Glab, asking for the correct meeting place and headquarters at The Hotel Frog. The piece laments voter apathy and emphasizes the power of the vote, urging workers to demand fair wages and political action from governors and representatives.
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Young Democrats
Shaya Yoad Ahon
Young Democrats of Jane
Fea
Aiken moves in Albany for chairmanship shifts
In Albany dispatches the narrative centers on Senator Aiken and a complex plot to shift Senate committee chairs. The piece argues for moving Aiken toward the Agriculture Committee chair while Capper could take the labor panel, with broader implications for farm regulation and New England political calculus.
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Tati
Alken
Congress
Vermont
Senate
Trimnan
Srema
Aileen
Tori Sernee
Wail
Hen
Tiny
Tate
Athan
Bonular Snyper
Kansag
Ehnirman
Aiken
Capper
Alten
Agriculture
Cape Por Herome
Cla Tet
Columbia
Mattel Committee
Clipper
Drlawead
Hig
Juitiladet
Lio Minnesl
Wnd
Ueparal
Bonnter Aiken
Joe Dull
Minnesota
Iaia
Labor Committee
Aiken Fu
Tan
Shallow look at Lewis power sparking national debate
The column argues John Lewis wields growing influence across government and industry. It cites gas pipelines, rail and coal interests, and historical actions to illustrate how Lewis could disrupt economy and policy. The piece discusses Hoover era contrasts and calls for political reaction to counter alleged domination.
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Wilson
Ieddan
Actiuilly
Lewis
Atrikn Watuiral
John Lots
Wso
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